He had an incredible 16-year @NBA career and with the Yugoslavian national team won 2 FIBA World 🏆 and 2 Olympic 🥈's. He was named one of European Club Basketball's 50 Greatest Contributors. We congratulate @bgoodvlade. #19HoopClass

He was a Consensus First Team All-American at Arkansas in 1979 who went on to be one of the greatest defensive players of the 1980's. We congratulate 2x NBA Defensive Player of the Year @sidneymoncrief_. #19HoopClass

He is the only center in @NBAHistory to lead the league in single-season free throw percent (.922) and was a key member of the 1979 @NBA Championship with the Seattle SuperSonics. We congratulate 7x NBA All-Star @jacksikma. #19HoopClass

Bill Fitch retired in 1998 as the all-time leader in games coached (2050), and his 944 wins was good for third-best in league history. Fitch was later bestowed the Chuck Daly Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions as a head coach. #19HoopClasspic.twitter.com/WyMW3P1bCx

He is one of only five @warriors to have their number retired and has been with the Warriors' in one capacity or another for nearly 60 years. We congratulate 2014 Bunn Lifetime Achievement Award winner Al Attles. #19HoopClass

He was a premier guard of the 1950s during his 13-year career in the NBA. He led the New York Knicks in scoring for seven straight seasons and was named an NBA All-Star five times. We posthumously congratulate Carl Braun. #19HoopClass

Chuck Cooper

He was the first African American to play in a college basketball game south of the Mason-Dixon line and was the first African American to be drafted by an NBA team, Red Auerbach's Boston Celtics in 1950. We posthumously congratulate Charles "Chuck" Cooper. #19HoopClasspic.twitter.com/GrGs8U1qxh

Tennessee A&I

Known for their fast-breaking offense and extreme discipline, the Tennessee A&I Team were the first to win back-to-back-to-back championships in any college division. We congratulate the Tennessee A&I Teams of 1957-1959. #19HoopClass

Wayland Baptist Flying Queens

Coached by HOF nominee Harley Redin, the Wayland Baptist University women's basketball team won 131 consecutive games and 19 Championships while producing 130 All-Americans. We congratulate the Wayland Baptist University Flying Queens. #19HoopClasspic.twitter.com/47UJYxwrzy